The Mountaineering Council of Scotland

The
Mountaineering
Council
of Scotland
The representative body for hill walkers, climbers, and ski-tourers who enjoy the Scottish mountains.

This page is part of the old website of the Mountaineering Council of Scotland.
To visit the new website, click on
www.mcofs.org.uk

Press Releases
26/6/07 - Higher Investment at the Mountaineering Council

earlier releases here

Mountaineering Development
Framework
Terms of Reference

Safety and Liability -
Guidance for Clubs
members to read

Mountain Safety Research
Scottish Mountaineering Incidents
(1996 – 2005)

Core Path Planning
How to Get Involved

Also on the site:
Club Members
Information Service
Insurance
Club Huts
Situations Vacant
Expedition Grants
Literary Competition
Document Library
Links

The Mountaineering
Council of Scotland

The Old Granary
West Mill St
Perth, PH1 5QP
tel. 01738 493942
fax. 01738 442095

CONTACT MCofS

Got a general question?
Please check our
Frequently Asked Questions

Club Membership Associate Membership
Individual Membership
Now payable by Direct Debit

On Video
Self-arrest Techniques

Chris Townsend gives first ever
MCofS Presidential Podcast

VOLUNTEER TO HELP

The MCofS carries on a high level of activity, have a look round this website and you'll see. Volunteers to lend a hand and keep all aspects our work going are being sought and will be made very welcome.
more info

HOT TOPICS

BEAULY TO DENNY PYLON LINE
Public Inquiry Update
Appeal Total approaching £5k

Submit articles, or contribute
to topical discussions

Bolt War at Lednock
A new climbing ethics debate
Iconic Images of Scotland
Mountain Developments Policy
Nevis Issues
A number of issues/opinions
More issues.

The Newsletter of the MCofS
Read the newsletter archive
The Scottish Mountaineer, issue 37

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Who We Are
An introduction to the MCofS

Club Members

Events Diary
Hillphones Scheme
Info on deer stalking
Club Huts Directory 2007
Updated copy to download
Mountain Weather
Services

A Climb Through History
A Millennium celebration
of Scottish rock climbing.

Which Climb for 1999?
417 new routes climbed
All over Scotland
Numerous Scottish activists
VOTE ON-LINE NOW
for a route you feel is worthy.

Walking Wild Features

Assynt	The Western Isles
Ardnamurchan	Angus Glens
Galloway	The Scottish Borders
Arran	Mull
Caithness & E.Sutherland	Strath Don & Glenlivet

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The Mountaineering Council of Scotland
A company limited by guarantee and incorporated in Scotland. Company number SC322717.
Registered address: The Old Granary, West Mill Street, Perth PH1 5QP